Curl (www.curl.com), a language created at MIT, with elements of both Lisp and XML, is even nicer for some of these examples.
Instead of
<login trader="Trader1" password="pswd">
<stocks>
<stock>${YHOO}</stock>
</stocks>
</login>
you'd write
{login trader="Trader1" password="Passwd
{stocks {stock yahoo}}
}
in much the same way Lisp works.
It's cool because markup/formating's cleaner than HTML
{text Hello {bold World}}
and you can do anything you can do in Lisp, like constructing a 3D chess piece:
{ChessPiece
{sphere .3in ,dz=1.5in,sz=.25},
{sphere .2in ,dz=1.8in,sz=1.5},
{sphere .05in,dz=2.1in },
{cone .3in ,0in,z2=2in },
{cone .5in ,0in,z2=1in },
{circle .5in}
}
or defining your own classes.
{define-class InfoView {inherits View}
{constructor {default ...} {construct-super ...}}
{method public {destroy}:void {self.hide}}
} |
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